Comment #2 on issue 6994 by originalhack: Javascript replace fails with
moderately large matched string
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=6994
For completeness, here's what this is doing...
Once the page is loaded with a huge textarea, the javascript at the end of
the page
runs. The 3 alert statemens are showing that it can fund the <mthml> and
</mhtml>
tags using .match() or .indexOf()
Once it has done that, it tries to remove the (large) chunk of text between
the tags
with...
document.getElementById('wpTextbox1').value =
document.getElementById('wpTextbox1').value.replace(/<mhtml>((.|
\n)*?)<\/mhtml>/,
'<mhtml>' + "newstuff" + '</mhtml>');
That works in FF/IE/Safari even with much larger blobs of text and fails in
Chrome.
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